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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
ANOTHER FOOT OF SNOW AT KINGSTON

KINGSTON March Cspeciab Another foot OF snow
was added the immense body already on the ground
last night and IL took OF the forenoon for people 10
shovel themselves out II has been raining gently All
day Not In years has the depth OF been great
here al this All trains have been delayed today
Many the West Shore Railroad were run win TWO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07

BosToS, March LSpeeial.-A snowstorm began In
Bostou about 10 r. n. yesterday and continued until
to-day, wien ten inches lay the level II then
turned to rain which continued 10 fall during tho night.
A dispatch to The Journal irom Concord, n. H. says
The present storm ID throughout the State the heavcs
Of tho season. It cot In about 10 o'clock Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PARIS March ct is semi-ofically denied that Gem
era Bouanger intends TO visit the Northeast frontier
LONDON, March 6-James Gordon Benefits yacht
Nainouna has arrived at Penang. Mr. Bennett is on
board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
DRIFTS FIFTEEN FEET DEEP.

H.xovrn. y. H., March (SpociaD.-It has been snow
ing steadily here for the last twentyour hours II Is
between four and feet deep. with drifts fifteen feet
deep along the roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
MoysIGNoR sTRANIERO AND THE VATICAN

MONSIGNOR sTRANIERO AND THE VATICAN.
ROME March Ga project is foot for the erection or
new American College. The present building Is too
small The new structure which it proposed to build
will have church attached for the benefit OF American
visitors
Monsgnor Stranero not promoted after his return
from America rather said he fell under the official
dispeasure Besides conveying the berretta to Cardinal
Gibbons he had no mission to the United States The
paper called his report" II authentic, nothing more
than expression OF his private opinion ana Is 80 con-
sidered In Rome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07

SORRY SIR MICHAEL HICKs-BEACH RESIGNED
DUBLIN march 0.-Mr. sheehy, speaking at Mullough
County Clare to-day expressed the wish that Sir Michael
Hicks Beach would continue in office UNTIL like Mr. Fors-
ter he experienced gnawng than his pre-
had Ireland. he said had special cause for
unity the OF coercion cold steel and rotenness
the government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
RARE THAT WEIGHS ONLY POUND

RIBE THAT WEIGHS ONLi Fo0"D
ur,c.. Ind, March tspeeab b-on Friday was born 70
Mr and Mrs. Raymond Ferguson, living near herc' .
child which is probably the smallest In the worm ~
.o,, only one pound. its legs measure four and its
& ,hree inches In length. II is doing WELL Bold
ain,s rnnt. a. are healthy medium sized people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
FAILURE OF A sHlPOwNER IN NEw-BRUNswICK

FAILURE OF A SIlPOWNER in NEW-BRUNSWlCk.
ST. JOHN, n. B., March Ga sensation was created
here yesterday by Of the suspension OF
Samuel Schoheld, merchant and shipowner. He was
believed be wealthy and the given for the
signment unsatisfactory. He. was agent for the
Furness and Dominion steamship lines and was inter
esed largely in shipping and this interest IA said Ia be
transferred No statement of schOeds affairs has been
made, but reports place the liabilities at $4,000 or
$4,000 and the assets small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
CAPTURING POLICE PATROL.

DUBLIN, March Cit is reported at Limerick that
gang Of moonighers has captured police patrol The
report has caused q sensation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
q cargo of wheat valued at 100000 and had crew
of twelve


OFFICERS AND CIVILIANS SHOT AND soLDiEHs 10
BE TRIED TO-DAY.
RUsrcuIrK March 6-Nine officers and civilians con-
cerned in the recent revolt shot here this morning
The soldiers will be tried Tomorrow
Tho of some Of rebels who condemned
10 death have been committed 20 fifteen years l-
nrisOnment Captain B0llman. who sought German
tectio was not shot He will be handed over to the
German Consul This disposition OF his case has caused
Indignation among the people.
SOPHIA March 6.-Al the powers have advised the
Bulgarian Government TO deal energetically with the
rebels. ., ~,
bosne, who has returned there from Ron
mania with NM. Benderef and Gruetf.
the Zankoffite leaders declares that his friends
revolt failed there concerted plan, and
that attempt will be made, IN aid OF which
100000 roubies Is available.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
The trainers will strike their demands not granted


a tAF DKIVEK EVEKEL1 HUM B1 oINfh1|rs.
Boston, March 6-FOr several days matters have been
running smoothly OIL the Cambridge Railroad and until
today no nocstation OF the drivers and
conductors has been reported. This after
noon, however, driver the Webster
ave. line, In somervilc, was assaulted.
A crowd OF men and boys placed sleeper across tho
track, covering 1t with snow An outward bound car,
from Boston, struck the obstruction with such
force as to FREQ the horses, which started
for the stables. dragging the driver
over tne dashboard No had Inc risen TO his feet
than one or the men III tho crowd dealt him IA
savage blow In the face, iniicfing serious IN
Jury. The driver managed 10 reach the stables,
but was unable t0 work the rest Of the day.
Another man took snow shovel and broke the ear
windows the passengers having In the meantime left
the A force OF police dispersed the crowd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
AN ITALIAN BARK GIVEN UP AsLosE

n. Az 1IdL1dN BAKb G7FEN UP As SLOST
&salADEirilii March 6.-The Italian bark Csrlotta,
.t<o .<o ior Queenstown, eighty eight days out, has
psen w ~ lost BY the consignecs. She carried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
DEMANDS MADE BY THE FRAMERS.

The Joint Executive Board OF the JOurneymen Trainers
Of Newly York, Brooklyn and Jersey City have issued
notice to all boss trainers that for the year beginning
hours work In New York. - 25 in Brooklyn ana 50 in
Jersey City that the shall be paid weekly and
the shall not paid In mills" The following
are the reasons given for these demands
The trainers are in point OF wages far behind the working
men employed In other trades.
The trainers have only eight months. work during the
The framing trade IN Newly ork and vicinity the
hardest and most dangerous trades
who have not sustained fracture ming
OF their limbs and hundreds
course OF their work.
The o. paving the liquor which
preyas Is decided evil ami works injurious In
our demand 10 intended Ia correct this evil
Secondly there is law In tho state Of NewYork by
which woIkingmen employed In the building trade
they have worked weeks
actually their Considering this and the further
boss ana boss
make business cheating the wOfkiDgmeD ont OF
consider better 10 be paid every week We
then certainly cannot lose the wages for two weeks
heir III not granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07

TIE QUAREGNON COLLIEKY DISASTER
BRUSSELS, March Ga dispatch from Mons says that
fifty dead bodies all terribly burned have been brought
to the surface at the Quaregnon cocry in which
posion of redamp occurred yesterday. The King has
the of 600 to be distributed among the fam
lies Of he viz
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-18

BLACKBERRY PUDDING. "A pint OF
flour, pint Of warm water, pinch of
salt; mix ilom, water and salt thorough
ly; add one quart of blackberries the last
thing Put in pudding bag well Toured
and boil one hour
RTcE PuDbING. "A teacupful Of rice
the yolks of four eggs, the whites Of
three beaten separately, two ounces
pounded sugar, two ounces raisins. one
quarter pound suet, chopped very fine
tiavoring Of rataila or vanilla; put these
ingredients into mold and boil IA
hours. Serve with sweet sauce.
VEGETABLE SoUP.-Four onions. three
turnips four carrots, one small head Of
cabbage, one pint of butter beans and a
bunch of sweet herbs Boil until done.
add quart Of soup stock; take two
tablcspoonfuls butter and one Of -four.
beat to u cream; pepper and salt to taste (;
add q spoonful Of sugar Serve with
fried bread chips
Coop APPLE SAUCE After washing
the pieces of apple in colander, let
them stew with only water enough to
cover them. Continue stewinp until
they can be easily mashed through.
Swcctcn the sauce while the apples are
warm; Season with rosc-watcr. lemon.
juice, and nutmeg Some very thin slips
of fresh lemon peel, stcwed with the an
pics, add greatly To- the delicate SAVIOR.
Too sweet apples do not cook well.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-18
PERSONS OF NOTE

SENATOR Don CAMERON has six dauehterS
and Senator Evarts five.
SENATOR VOORHEES, is boiling tho WASH
mgtOn malaria out OF his system at tho
Arkansas Hot Springs.
ES-SENAToR JONES, OF Florida, has oponed
law Oiiee IN New York end will soon take
his SOC ipto partnership
Miss MINNIE &C. ToIsoM, n near relatiye OF
Mrs. Grover Cleveland, has become precep.
tress OF tas Brookng Agricultural College In
Dakota.
FoRTY years ago Robert Bonner was fore
man OF n small Now York weekly and re-
ceived SlS week. Ho rockons up $2, 2,00O, ,OOo
nowadays.
KING TIfEEBAw, of Burmah, who was can.
tured by tho English, still remains n nominal
prisoner In India, although he has ampla
means and liberty.
The Shoh OF Persia is 10 start on sir
months tour OF the industrial countries of
Europe just as soon as he can arrange matters
at home. His last trip TO Paris was an ex
pensye ono
THERE will be two veterans of tho Mexican
war in the new Congress, Mr.. Rice of Mime
sofa aud Mr.. Hare of Texas. Tho latter
gentleman Is ono of the heroes OF the Texan
War Of Independence.
THE oldest General OF the United States
army Is William Selby Harney He was
born near Nashville, Tenn, in 1900 and
entered the army in 1878 He was breveted
MaJO~denoral ON March l3, 1860.
SAMUEL g. DAVIS, tho richest man I'm 81,
Louis, is worth $1,000, ,O0O--all inherited al
the death OF his father few years ago. He
Is about fifty years old, and works at his
dry goods house from eight TO four O'Clock
daily.
DB, a. X. WALLACE, tho celebrated Eng.
lishman who shares with Darwin the honor Of
being the author OF natural selection, Is visit
ing the United States for tho first time. He
ls now passing a few days inspecting ths
Michigan Agricultural College at Lansing.
CApTAiE INGRAHAM, who over thirty years
ago rescued Martin Koszta from the AUG
trians I'm Smyrna's Harbor by threatening to
lombard the Austrian vessel, is still living,
aged eightY-fy at Charleston, =. G.. He was
reported dead by historians "A quarter OF
century ago and took no trouble 10 correct
the misstatsmcnt
CAPTAIN JOHN ERfCssoS the inventor -
the Monitor, is past eighty four years old. He
resides in New York city; rises every morn
ing at $40, takes a cold bath and RymnAstiO
exercise and eats light breakfast nc .. AZ
4:3O he dimes. From 10 10 at night he works,
and from 10 10 ~ he inGulges in outdoor exer
else. His studies are wholly scientific.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-18
Not HOnored at Home.

AS water seeks its level, so does the
village instinctiycly tend to maintain a
certain moral and intellectual uniformity.
The man of exceptional ability is sooner
or later expelled by the body polite. He
IS mistrusted, disliked and finally ostra
cized. Nor is he himself slow 10 take the
hint to depart. He pcrceives that there
IS nothing for him to do at home. He
forgcs rcstlossly about for awhile. trying
this and that and effecting only mischief.
everybody surmises an evil destiny for
him; he puts on bis hat and departs. i'm
despair and anger and presently the
world recognizes and celebrates his
genius. But his native village never
swells the chorus of praise They have
known him from n baby hc cannot hum.
buQ them Did he not steal apples from
Farmer lIoyt's orchardl Was he not the
sowcst hand at a spelling match i'm
schoolf Did he not iilt Mary Jane after
everybody had agreed he would marry
herr Go TO, then Can such a fellow ms
that invent n navigablc air ship or write
n classic book, or create q successful rail
roadf lie is only Jack Smith. after all is
said and done, and among those who
know him. will always have Jack Smith
reputation dmcrie0H NQgQeiae.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-18
LABOR WORLD.

THE plush industry is prosprine In this
country.
THK state OF New Jersey has FIVE factory
inspectors
or the thirty eight States in the Union, If
teen have labor bureaus
Tlm American Federation OF Labor Is said
% have 10000 membership
THE fIfSNois State Knights Of Labor have
rejected the Ueeran theory OF land.
THERE Is complaint IN all parts Of Cali.
fornia of scarcity of harvest hands.
THE miners OF Swansea. Wales, have pre-
sontcd Mr.. Gladstone an address engraved on
a Nfver-sct hfuIp Of coal.
TuE labor az SEQ c0nvicts in the South Car
olina penitcntiefy is offered at 40 cents day
for womcn and boyr and 90 for men.
FoREioN silk manufacturers report AN inn,
proving demand in all markets. Silks and
satlns are being contracted for far ahead.
ALL tho indications I'm the boot and shoe
trade OF this country show thnt the aggregate
traffic will bo OF unprecedented magnitude
CANALS aro TO be built in England TO en-
able interior manufacturers 10 reach the sea-
port mt le'S cost than is now possible by rail.
THERE are 10000 To- II, 900 men emploveb
at tho Woolwich Arsenal, England, which
covers 3oO acres, exclusive OF the dock yards.
GEORGE BAER, n Pittsburg mill hand, has
invented device for drawing tho coke ovens
which is expected TO perform the work Of
NNenNl inen.
I'nE eight pin factories in New England
produce b,72O, 100000 pins year. In Eng
land the yearly production of pins Is set at
4,GD5, 100000.
THE Amalgamnted Society OF Engineers
now numbers $1,000 members, and during
tho past year hns paid out 1900, 900 for o,st-of-
work benefits, principally in Great Britain.
COMPANIES arc daily filing charters and in
vesting large amounts OF money 20 open up
and develop gold, silver, lead, iron, graphite,
granite, and marble mines i'm tho mineral dis.
tricts of Texas.
DURING the coming winter labor, both skilled
and otherwise, 10 is said, will loo moro gen
orally employed than IL was last winter, on
account OF the large amount of railroad con
struction to be completed in the South aud
Southwest.
THE business OF glove making I'm Fulton
County, N. V, amounts TO about $S, 900, 900
yearly. The wages of the most skillful work
ers-the table cutters, an they are called--run
from 500 To $50 month; block-cutters get
from 500 to 500 monthly, and machine girls
earn, according TO their skill, from 81 10 $l2
and even $Il a week
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-18

CAPTAIN MACKENZIE, New Yorker, has
won the International Chess Tournament in
Frankfort. Germany. Al the great European
chess champions participated
A PANAMA dispatch states that the Govern
ment soldiers who were surprised by the
rebels when bathing, and who fought n
shrmish while naked and wero successful
have been given badge ia recognition OF
their bravery.
VIOLENT shocks Of earthquake have been
felt at LaghOunt, Algeria A number OF
housos were destroyed.
THREE Canadian sealers have been seized
Oy United states cruiser iu the 3ehring Sea
A FIRE In London destroyed Whifeley,
enormous drapery and general stores and
warehouse causing n loss Of 81, 25O ono
Three employees and two hremen were killed
by falling fifty feet, and many other mon
we're injured.
a SEVERE earthquake shock has been felt
throughout the island Of Cyprus
a VAST fire Is raging in a great forest on
tho German Belgian frontier.
1HE cholera is spreading in Italnu towns
TnE wheat crops Of France and Russia nre
reported in gOOd condition,
MADAME ELLrIN. former queen of
operctta, while travelling boz coach in
France, was robbed Of d yaiisc containing
valuable worth 100000
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-18
south and west,

SIX workmen were killed and one injured
by the falling of wall at the ruins of "A burned
elevator In Minnesota.
Tho Virginia Democratic state Convention
Gt Rosuoke had nothing to do but adopt Il
platform. Clevelands administration was
endorsed.
THE Texas election has fos,iItcd in the dc,
feat Of the proposed amendment ~ the Con.
Of intoxicating liquors The canvass was "A
hon one, and the Observation-Disclosures claimed
a majority of 10000 to 100000 votes.
Ex-CoNGREssMAN RAINEY. of South Caro-
Lima, whose death is announced, was the first
deliberations of the House This occurred
during the long session Of the Forty third
Congress.
SMALL excursion steamer was sunk in
the middle of Lake Manawn, near Council
Bluffs, Iowa. Three or more Of the thirty pas.
sengers thrown into the water were drowned
Two Creoes fought duel with swords 10
the suburbs Of New Orleans, one of them re-
ceiying painful wound in the left breast,
LATER returns indicate the defeat of the
Prohibitionists in Texas 10y over $4,000
votes.
A GOOD corn crop is probable in Kansas
Missouri and Iowa, but small yields in
lllinoia and Indiana.
AT the launch Of large steamer IN
Milwaukee, the wave caused by her plunge
into the water washed away the supports of
a coal shed the roof OF which was crowded
with people. Three persons were instantly
killed, -four or five were fatally injured, aud
about ten moro were badly hurt
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-18
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF,
Master. and Middle stntes.

sxofscE WILLIAM CuRrIs was reelected
President OF tho Netional Civil Service Re
form League at its annual meeting i'm New
port, h L.
Mrs. CLEVELAND has been spending tcw
days at Marion, Mass, whore she has been a
kusSt OF General Gr,ely.
FoR the sixth tnc Within six months an
attempt has been n,aNfe 60 tauu oplt the New
Yorker HcrOid, a German tiaity paper The
would b inccndlares were again uffSucccss,
ful.
THE Boston yacht Volunteer has proven her,
self the fastest OF all American yachts hy
easily defeating the Mayiiowcr, Puritan and
other fast vesacls In forty five milo race nt
Newport The Volunteer IL is expected, will
win the trial races, aud thus be chosen TO
compete with the fast British yacht Thistle
I'm TIM international race for the Americas
cup at New Notk this autumn.
FIVE acres OF laud over % coal mine near
flttSton, Penn, caved i'm suddenly few
days since, wrecking three houses
Tux expulsion a the Socialists from tbe
United Labor party I'm New York city has
raised big row. The Socialists declare they
VIII ruin the new party.
GEORGE DRUMMoND, Earl OF Perth AMI
possessed OF other titles OF nobility, died a
few days since in New York hospital,
leaving q wife aud child in extreme dcstit-
ton. When fifteen years old he eloped to
America with his grandmother's maid. aud
ever since had tried 60 support himself hy
various employmcntS His family refused to
permit his return unless hc left his wife
THE Massachusetts Commissioners ON Con
tagious Diseases among Domestic Animals
have established n quarantine against cattle
from New York State
GRAND MASTER WORKMAN PowpERLY
has issued another circular To the Knights OF
Labor, denouncing produce and other OK
changes and the speculators IN food products.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-18
Practice WITH Rcpeatmv RIfes.

The company saw had but little prac,
tlce, and were getting reprimands from
half dozen officers standing beside the
drill sergeant for the slowneSs of their
movements but TO non military eve
nothing could be more inaChins-like,
says, a Metz letter TO the London Pdh
Adt ddsette. The repeating rifle differs
from the ordinary rifle Id the fact that the
stock, instead of stopping short where n
1t is grasped 10y the left hand, is prolonged
TO within an inch Of the end of the bar
rel This constitutes the reservoir of
cartridges, The firing consists Of three
movcments-the ready during which
each man gives sharp ttrn 10 the ripht
to little lever above the lock OF his gun.
and the familiar present" and "fre.h
The company stood four deep, the two
front ranks firing while the two rear
ranks recharged their magazines. So
rapid were the movements that the mag.
azine, holding ten or twelve cartridges,
forgot which, was emptied, with per
ceptible allowance each time for rapid
aim, In ten seconds. The thought OF
what would happen to any body OF men
exposed TO half minute of firing like this
made the spectacle most appalling. A
stolid looking German 10y my side. who,
as | afterward learned, had been of the
land wehr in the war, expressed his feel
ing in one word" "Schauderhaft ln derri-
blc) he exclaimed under his breath.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-18
THE DEAD SUMMER.

What lacks the summer,
Not roses blowing,
Nor tall white lilies with fragrance 9re.
Nor green things gay with the bliss OF grow
ing,
Nor glad things drunk with the wine of life,
Nor flushing Of clouds in blue skies shining,
Nor soft wind murmurs 10 rise and fall,
Nor birds for singing, nor vines for twining-
Three little buds miss, no more,
That blOSsomed last year at my garden
door
And that is all
What lacks the summerI
Not waves quiver
With arrows Of light from the hand of
dawn,
Nor dropping Of boughs by the dimpling
river,
Nor nodding Of grass ON the windy lawn,
Nor tides unswept upon silver beaches,
Nor rustic OF leaves on treetops tall,
Nordabble of shade in the woodland reaches
Life pulses gladly on vale and hill,
But three little hearts that love are
still
And that is all
What lacks the summeri
Oh, light and SAVIOR,
And message OF healing the world abovel
Zone Is the old-time strength and flavor,
Gone is its old-time peace and lovel
Zone Is the bloom of the shimmering
meadows,
Music of birds as they sweep and fall
All the great world is dim with shadow,
Because no longer mine eyes can sec
The eyes that made summer and life for
me
And that is ALL
-BoSton Traveller.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-18

There is AN old tradition that hogs
can't swim and ON This IS founded the
twice-told tale Of the devil entering i'm
20 hogs in the country Of the Gadarencs.
causing them tO run violently down "a
steep bank into the sea. where thcv were
chOkcd. The idea is that the sharp
clOycn hoof of the hog comes mp against
his throat in his effort 10 paddle and
cuts &c. An this is bosh Hogs. If
given half "a chance, become expert
swimmers ] know of an old sow eight
or ten years old that has been kept for
breeding purposes up among the NauQa-
tuck hills of Connecticut that can rival
Boyton as an expert in the water Her
pen is on the bank Of Mad river and runs
down TO the water Her only way of
getting out Of it is by water Once %
day during the summer she takes o swim
TO % little island located In the centre Of
the river, and there she wallows till it is
time TO take her nightly rations, when at
the call Of her owner she swims back to
her pen - Cincinnati Times star.